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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-06-10

at home. The dinner OF hard tack on
Thanksgiving Day, the Christmas without
any presents, and the long nights in the
hospital so different from the sickness
when you were at home with mother and
sister at the bedside, and the clock in the
hall giving the exact moment for the
medicine; and that forced march, when
your legs ached, and your head ached,
and your wounds ached, and more than
all, your heart ached. Homesickness
which had in it suffocation and pang
worse than death You never got harden
ed as did the guardsman in the Crimean
war who heartlessly wrote home to his
mother:
do not want to see any more crying letters
come to the Crmes from you. Those have
received put into my rife after loading il, and
have fired them at the Russians. because you
appear to have strong dislike Of them. II
you had seen as many killed as have you
would not have as many weak ideas IS you now
have.
You never felt like that When q SOL
dier's knapsack was found after his death
in the American war there was generally
a careful package containing Bible,
few photographs and letters from home.
On the other hand, tens OF thousands OF
homes waited for news Parents saying:
Twenty thousand killed! l wonder il
OR boy was among them" Painting dead
away in post-ofiices and telegraph sta
tions. Both tho ears Of God filed with the
sobs and agonies Of kin dred waiting news,
or dropping under the announcement
Of bad news. Speak, swamps of the
Chickahominy. and midnight lagoons and
fire-rafts Of the Mississippi, and gunboats
before Vicksburg, and weeks Of Antie-
tam, and tell to all the mountains and val
leys and rivers and lakes Of North and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-15
sELF.IuEoRlSONHEaT.
Lawrence DOaoiuc's Voluntary
Confinement Indoors for
Decade.

4 Marquette (Mich.) special says: \ re-
porter succeeded yesterday in getting into
The house 81 Mrs. DOnohue 10 see the nan
who bad not PASSED Out doors for nearly
ten wears.
Lawrence Don0hue j. a Spealdldly-huilt
young man. weighing about 800 pounds.
six feet TWO in height, and appearing the
picture 81 Veriect health. He was neatly
and clcanly DIR, ssed. The young mIn sad ::
There is nothing strange in my life.
Ever since we built the chimney - that IL
ten wears. and they date everything from
that cytnt-"l have been si's and good
6cal ~ the iime,n bed. NV troubles began
10y the bursting II bloOI.yc,sel 10 t1e
head. For three or four years my head
troubled ne greatly. | don't know how
o'd am. nor have been out of doors since
We built the chimney. | don't want 10 20
cut. Mother takes care @. me. You are
tlr first man I've shaken hands with since
hos Wood. AN not crazy but sick.
dou't know anything about Marquette eX.
cent what can see from the rear windD \.
Il won't re taken cat 81 here. viii
commit murder FIRST, and yOu tell The oil
GERS so. never committed a crime, AMI
ara not ashamed 10 20 out. bat am afraid !
VII fail down IN faint. viii stay IN the
iGuse .. long a. live
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-15

tried but failed 10 reach the valve-rope
agsin, and almost gave up, when an in
spiration seized him.
He thought Of his knife. Standing
up on the scantling, bis limbs already
stifiened by the cold and the contracted
position they had been in so long. he
reached for his pocket-knife, and, open
lug IT, put II in his teeth and climbed
up the swinging qnarter-inch rope until
be- reached the balloon. II would not
do to make q lsrRcpuncture. so he cut
mall hole and crawled back to his perch.
7 he balloon, relieved of its gas, slowly
sank TO the ground, and when within
few feet the boy swung off from his peril
Gus seat and landed uninjured, except
for a slghtly-sprained ankle. As he
leapod the balloon, missing his weight,
went up to the clouds again and disap-
peared almost instantly. It WAS now
nearly night. and he was five miles
from any house on the Suisan plains,
and fifteen miles from Bcnicia
His full name is James Gates, and he
IS yet living and i, prosperous.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-15
PcrsCnaI.

Senor Macedo. Spanish Minister OF
Marine, has rendered his resignation in
consequence OF dispute in the Cham
Der with deputy, who struck the Min
lister in the face. The deputy will be
court-martialed.
Mr.. Walker, Consul General at Paris,
is in Washington, and it is understood
that he will not return, but that his
successor will be announced rs soon as
selected. There have been four hun.
bred applicants for.the position.
Prince Alexander, Queen Victoria;
young cousin, is burning to become q
professional comic singer. His mother
is the popular Princess Mary, of Cam
bridge, sister Of the English command
er-in-chiei. and SO popular with al
classes that she is called the "Queen o.
Hearts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-15

nists are apt to do. extended their
Lordcrs, planting posts further inland.
II was rot long before they came close
10 the Abyssinian boundary. They did
not encroach on it, keeping within their
own limits, but fortified two posts
called Saati and Ua-8. TO this their
neighbors objected, the new fortrcsses
being so near Abyssinia. When the
Abyssinians sent a threat that they
would attack Saati and Ua-a the settlers
gave no heed. But on the 18th of Jan
nary last they were attacked at Saati by
tie fierce general OF the Negus, Ras
blula. They fought with noblecourage
against their barbarous asSailants, and
defended the little place successfully.
Only the day after the victory party
Of five hundred soldiers sent to their
relief from Massowah WAS attacked by
p force of Abyssinlans, three or four
times as many, who had waylaid them.
I'm the fight that followed the Italians
fought with the courage Of their ances-
tial Romans, maintaining the unequal
contest till, as IA force, they were ami
lilated This historic battle was fought
It Dogali, henceiorward proud mem
Dry for the kingdom Of Italy.
General Saletto. sent out since the
battle of Dogali, to command at Mas
sowah, has proclaimed state OF war in
Massowah and its dependencies. His
rank is that of major-general. He un-
dcrtakes tough job in attempting
10 conquer the terrible Ras Alula and
his fierce warriors. General Saletta
was bonn at Turin in 1910. He served
rs sub-lieutenant of artillery in the
italian wars of 1896. In 1871 he
was promoted to The rank OF major.
lie commanded the first expedition to
Massowah in January, 1885, and ac-
Quilted himself with great credit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-15

Mr.. George n. Sims Has an Adyen-
ture with King AirousO's widoU.


Wien arrived at Madrid from COriora.
apd drove 10 my hotel, | ioun1 that had
fer my nexi-dOor neighbOr Count ANN,
who WIS Cquerry 10 Prince IlOhenz0lleru-
Sigm8rngeu, who, with hIs wife, the ln-
iaDta OF Portugal. occupied the whole tloor
below. This Prince, the reader VIII remcm-
bcT. was st one time a candidate for the
throne OF spain, and be was one 81 the eX-
cllscs for The Frlnco.German war. was
not sorry he bad come TO my hotel. because
all The ROYAL family 81 spain came 10 pN
bni u visit. and gave M good oppor-
ltnify q seeing them, as wc hld 10 piss
each other on The stairs. The Qpeen OF
sraln'S visit was delightfully."- ,impe. she
inst drove mp 10 the hotcl, AMI rot on OF
her carriage. and walked into the passage
n s in The afternoon. The Prince, who
vas watcbir z behiudt the glass swing doors,
bottled ont and kissed her hand. Iud le
her up st3irS. There were no police, NJ
crONd, no fuss, no anything.
A. soon p ihc Queen OF Spain bad gone
ND to the Princes room 8eutup 10 mine.
" ben | came down tie Prince AM Count
Inns. tue German Ambassador, and the
son q the Duke Of MoutPen,ler (Oon An
icniO) ere conducting the Queen bick 10
NiI fdiI'igt. lfAbbu UP W . WI iti W W
thCm pass. The Queen. who looked rather
worn and Ill, gave me q pleasant bow and
passed on. As she passed | heard some
ling iall. aud on looking down saw That
tie Queen had dropped her bracelet.
! TiCScd it up and was gong TO
give II 10 her, but ! bad 20 set
H. bow t. attract her attention iirSt.
I ccuidr't shout " Ill' ~ her Majesty
| conduit touch her lit Is death 70 touch
The QUcon Of SPAIN, and | couldn't N1y.
Olga which j., The spanish for eli"
and didn't buOw Cuan-h spanish 10 make
q county speech. suddenly remembered
that tbc queen va. Germn. Ia NY best
CDmgn exclaimed " Your Mlie,ty has
Dropped this" The Queen, TIE Prince.
Don Antonio, end the German ambassador
an TUNED round. The Prince was c)mng
back to fctch the bracelet, but the
queen stopped him with 4 gcstur, and
notioned me 10 approach.
Augustus Harris. who WIS booking on
over the haul>ler, SAYS did 10 beautifully.
but don't remember quite what did.
only know that the Queen took the bracelet
ana made mcu chlrmng speech Of thlnSSin
German aud held out her band. and !,
being slightly confused, shook il heartily.
Mr. Harris tol1 me afierWard, that nugh.
not To lave shaken the royal han1, but Ia
have kissed #. care >ay he is hight,
h,cau g De- ls more used to tie society Of
biri : ana queens and princc>se' than /.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-15

drawing full breath. A quantity OF ion
pure Mr always remains at the bottom
of their lungs, like bilge-water in \
ship; and II communicates the whole
system. II you will breathe properly,
you may get moro benefit from half an
hour IN your back yard than another
person will from atwclYe-hours' dawllc
1T tho scaside IL is a very simple
matter breathe slowly. and breathe in
rs much air 50 you can possibly get
into your lungs. When they will hold
no more. then emit your breath as
deliberately rs you took il in. Suppose
you are walking 'at your usual pace
along The street; draw in your breath
while you are taking seven steps emit
II while You are taking the next seven,
Gnd so on. IL will make you feel queer
at first; but keep it up After
practIcing this every time you 60 out,
for week or two, You vii be able 10
breathe in whitley are taking eight
or ton stops and later on, even
more. Then note the effects. After
walking for quarter Of an hour, at
lcisur, " pace. on winters day, YOU
will find yourself warm enough t. do
without an oycrcoat. In half an hour
Won viii Ice in a glow down b. the tips
# your fingers in M hour you will
feel as if Your whole body he'd been Wig
orously exercised. And 80 it has. Take
The measurement Of your chest after
wear of such practice, and You will
find IL has increased in girth
matter Of three inches. And
yopr eyes viii he brighter.
yCur SKIN frcshcr your stomach
stronger, your muscles iirmcr-becausc
You will have thoroughly aeratcd and
oxygcnizcd your blood. And you viii
have acquired the habit not only OF
breathing slowly and deeply while you
ere out walking or exercising. but Of
breathing In thst manner all the time.
md If You are called upon suddenly to
escape over ploughed field from
mad bull, you will find yourself able
20 do 50 without losing your
breath which might, in such
case be tantamount 10 losing your life
os well ! need scarcely say that all
the breathing must be done through
the nose with the mouth shut. That
comes hard at first but it is worth
while taking a great deal of pains
about.
Observe these rules for year and
Won Will I've twice the man or woman
that YOU are now. and then you may
begin to think about gymnastics.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-15
ZEE pRixCEss's HALr-CnOwx,
How u Little Daughter OF England
Paid for Stick of Chocolate.

4 crowd thronged Kings Gross
>la'ion, London, the other day to
witness The departure d His Royal
Ihciucss the Prince OF Wales and
III, iemily for Sandringham, anl were
.raiif,d Iy q little uprehears' d effect, a.
Welia.a proof that royalty is not altogether
cxenut irom that frequent fiilllg OF the
T. as.cs--a pCuchdnt for - goodies." The
y ystctious automatic box which yields up
sticks CT chocolate 10 return for the in.er.
ton Of 4 penny was the object 81 special
attention from Her Royal liighuess Prin-
cos Maud Of Wales. whose approaching
orfmaliOu few days after may have ac-
counted Tor the abstraction whicl led the
Young lady TO popa haii.crOwn into the
fatal at in place Of the humber copper.
The mistake was discovered a. the coin
sipptd from her fingers, and - genuine
I'D unaflCcled was The horror expressed N
lie exclamation, "Oh my half crown -
Il at The sppIecialiye bysilodcrs we're sym.
raihdically silent till the Prince OF VALE.
Vhh twinkle In his eye. griyely advised
D IS Youngest dgugbteT - square matters 10y
lielDseTtOn Il the now uDplssabic French
Tenlits on future Occa.i0n>. A burst oi
feaIty laughter and cheering ensued, du-
witch Young Princess Maud, bushiug 10.
liCusiy. reirCaiGd 10 the railway carriage.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-15

\ curious incident occurred recently
On one Of the bridges crossing the river
Iimat, which flows through the city Of
Zurich, illustrating the sagacity OF the
gulls or terms frequenting some Of the
Swiss lakes. A gentleman who, f3r
amusement, was III the habit OF feet
ing these birds with the refuse Of meat,
which they are very fond Of, had his
hat knocked or into the rapid current
below by one Of the more eager gul,5
lowering around. The lo)kers-on
laughed at the mishap, and boat was
about to be put out into the stream to
secure the trophy, when, to the surprise
Of every one, a gull was noticed to dart
down upon the floating hat. After sew
eral Intellectual attempts it succeeded at
last in rising with it in its beah, and
flying toward the bridge, to the aston
isbment OF every one. dropped the
yell.soaked lat, where the bystanders
at once secured it for It's owner
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-15

life he was taken IN the hospital, and at last
accounts was doing fairly well. IL was
evident that he had swallowed the poison
and lmprovised rope with his neckt'e.
After tying II tightly around his neck
he attached the other end TO the chan.
delier, and then turning on the gas, lifted
his feet from the floor and tried TO die.
But bis weight broke the chandelier and nc
fell TO the floor. II Il not known how long
he had lain there, but II II supposed that
he was discovered soon after the attempt
TO kill himself. The Rough On Rats was
probably held in reserve for last resort,
but The suicide became unconscious before
IL could be used. Farnham was member
OF ilfm doing large business a. team
sters. His partners suspected that his &C.
counts were not all right, as certain sums
collected by him had not been turned In.
Approaching disgrace led TO his desperate
att6mDt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-15

horing metropolis. New York, where,
during the twelve years from 1860 to
1872, he was clerk in a bank. He re-
turned TO his native city in 1873, and
Was soon after houored with an election
TO serve as a Justice of the peace, and
made vice president of the Danbury
and Norwalk Railroad Company. In
1881 he was promoted from this Office,
which ho had held about eight years, to
be prCsidentOf the company. Mr. Hyatt
vos elected president of the Norwalk
Horse Railroad Company in 1874. He
has been reelected every year since
that time. The new Treasurer is not
without political experience, having
served as q member of the lower House
Of the Legislature Of Connecticut in
1915 and 1876. His membership in
the House Committee on Finance
at that time indicates the recognition
vi his ability as financier. He
was appointed by the Governor OF his
State a bank commissioner III 1876, and
was continued in the Office under four
succeeding administrations, his public
services i'll this capacity ending as re-
Gently Gs last February. In 1888 he
Was elected to the State Senate, but re-
signed after two months service
When appointed to his new Office he
was National-Bank Examiner for Con
uecticut and Rhode Island.
MIR. Hyatt is All earnest Democrat
and a friend of ex-senator William H..
lfrnnm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-15
Failed 20 Destroy ulmselr.

A Boston telegram says: Dir. Oscar u.
Fa,nhim Is persistent man. This morn
Jog, tired 81 lie, be tried in three different
ways TO Kill himself. but failed through his
neglect TO take precautions against any
noise he might make being heard by Others.
lie took room Ut The United STATES Hotel
last night, and bis groans anda strong odor
q gas sliracied the atientlon OF watch
uan this morning. Breaking open tue
door be found the room ful OF
gas ard Farnham lging uuconsciol,
en- The noor. Tightly drawn around
his meek vas hls crayat, and attached TO II
was portion Of the eas.brtcket. In the
room vas found bottle oil. Rough on
Rats" and an empty tso.nunce iiudinum
bottle. As iheIe were still slight sisnS OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-15

Tie Abbot Chia-mu- yangcha-hsi is
the name Of the Chinese prelate
travelling through the Celestial empire
offering prayers at different temples for
the late Empress.
The Administration dies Domaines ut
Paris sold fine old carved work of
Louis XIV's time to a goldman for p.
Before there was time to break it mp a
sharp dealer got wind Of the sale, found
the buyers address, and bought II from
lis wife for 500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-15
rCrsTA WHITE SULPHUR

"A SPRINGS, POND GAP. AUGUSTA CoUN-
ny, VA.-SECOND SKASON OPEN JUNE lar,
lsSs.-Si,uated on Chesapeake and ohio ran-
way about one half mile from the depot aud
posr-Onlce pond Cap aud oilhtecn miles west
~ stanton, ~ an elevation 81 2,po fost
above the sea Nearer and more accessible %
the centres Of life ond trade than any u ths
Virginia Springs, With lower rates for bosni
than any place OF lts CLASS In tho mountains
Telegraph ofiicc Ferrol, Va connected bf
telephone with hotel -
send for circulars 10 ANDERSON BRO
TIERS, University cf Virginia. or - DANIEL
* ANDERSON at pcst-oflice above named
Him
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-15

OF tonnecifcut, tho New TreasureF.
The newly-appointed Treasurer Of
tho United States, James W. Hyatt, of
Norwalk, Conn, was born in that city
fly years ago. At the age of thirteen
be ceased to attend the public scho ol
and went TO work in a bnsiness-house.
in time he found his way to the neigh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-15
ORKNEY SPRINGS,
~ SHENANDOAH COUNTY. "a.
FAUQUlER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
FACQUlER COUNTY, VA.

Both o. these popular resorts viii be open
for the reception OF guests JUNE iSr. Term,
reduced.
Circulars giving rates aud attractions can b
Obtained at the drugstore of Owens, Mlnor
Go. H. CABELL MADDUN,
my ti-im Proprietor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-15
SlOGTHlAD AND TELEGGlPai.

Va offer thorough training 10 these branches
on worry reasonable terms. students may enter
IL any time; 10 VACATIONS. Tho most cOinplets
method ever devised u teaching STESOGitA-
ply by CORES p0ndence. Do not tail 10 send
fora copy u our TTial-Lesson Pamphlet given
FREE Address NCGlLyRA COLLEGE OF
TELECRAPHY AND SHORTHAND. corner
Eleventh and Bank streets, Richmond. Va
NH 6-deOdsmAwtm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-15
7uE VICTIM ENTERS.

Then a pretty young lady in white
drcs, aYpear' and was bypuotiz"d 10y ~.
e. IOrcy sccorolDg t. the methods Of Dr.
Charcot. De Torcy aud his hyunoi'zcd
youug laGy entered the care, the animal,
hcng kcrt IN check hy the lion.tamer. De
TcIcy compelled The young lady 10 fill on
a." hons back. aud 10 place Der head in
a Hons mouth, held cpen Tor the purpose
by The liO3-lamor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-15
DVCKROF TWO MILES EAST OF

ID OLD POINT. ON CHESAPEAKE BAT.
Oron APRIL i5Tu for Spring ani summer
Roardors. Attraction: Surf-BathiDg, Boating.
Fishing. and Dancing. special rates furnished
FNgIkSION PARTIES Bathing FREQ. For
particulars address Mrs. ". A. HERBERT,
tpvslm post-Oflre Box H. Hampton, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-15
sraLY.s WAR WITH AsvsssrsA.
General saietta, fn Command ofsns
italian Forces az Massowab.

Italy has Q war OF retaliation on
hand, and it may prove to be q blg
and bloody job. The Italian colonlsts
settled on the Red Sea coast,
Southern Egypt. with headquarters
at Massowab, as ambitious colo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-15
i,OTELS.

OTEL VENDOME,
! 4 BROADWAY AND FORTY-FIRSr
STREET. NEh YORK.
AMERICAN PLAN.
Centrally located. All the latest improve
monts. Cuisine and service unexcelie1.
special rates % permanent guests.
NH ly-gu |. STEINFELD. Manager
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-15
OPEN FOR THR SEASON

The high standard u tho CUISINE which Il
has only obtained under tho present manage
ment will DO fully maintained In every 10
sIcct
Pamphlets with full Information. con he OBJ
tanned Of Messra. Purcell. Ladd 8 CO., A. W.
GAfbcr's tcket-Ofice, and at the Viico 81 tho
Chesapeake and ohio railway.
Water fresh from the Spring always ON had
aud for sale Dy PURCELL, LADD q co.
h. Z. HAkLE,
my tim SuperiutanIonl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-15
RICHMOND. May 7. f~,.

KiIHhUND, MAY 7, f,$ss
DEMOVAL. HAVING DISPOSED
IL OF my interest in the livery business sud
purchased all the Interest In tho UNDkR-
TAKING BUSINESS Of tho late nrm OF VIII
liam n. Sutherland q Sons, ! have removed
my rooms and residence b ~. kASf MAIN
STREET, opposite old stand, where can 10
found day and night Telephone No. 6l1
my is-im J. l. SUTHERLAND.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-15
LIME. CEMENT. rLAsrEs. 4s.

NE, chNkNT. rs:AsIS1, &c: =
NOVA SCOTIA PLASTER-THE
~ chespest Fertilizer In use, bat entrsly
nil, In he city. and ,hs oalv nls',s Saa 80
get is absolutely fresh.
Fresh cargo ROsENDALK CEMENT daiiy
expected per schooner Jeanie \ Simmonds.
ANCHOR LINK fresh every DAY.
WARMER MOORE.
foot Seventeenth street, south aldo d,<k.
Lime. Cement irs-BrickA ssc. myi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-15
rENHE KENSiNGTON,
UNION AVENUE.
opposite COngress-Springs PARK.
SARATOGA SPRINGS. " Y"
OPENS SATURDAY, JUNE 18Th.


For partlcrsars address - BrOahway Rfom
- New York, OF - Gates avenue. brooklyn,
ny PAUL. 4. GREsING,
my5im Proprietor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-15
IN TIE LIONS DEN.
Z Hypnotized Young lady Allows
Her fscRd 10 be Put intOa
Lions Month.

4 Paris special 10 the New York Herd'd
.ays: A MISREPRESENTATION hypnotic eXpe-
umCnt VAS achieved at a private perform
;ucc yesterday at the folics Bergere The
curtain rose aud revealed a large cage con-
tnuiog three lions. Signor Giacometti,
tie liOniam,r, ibcn entered the cage ana
Ta0c Tic lions jump about aud ror.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-15

Old newspapers for sale at the Dis
patch office. Price twenty-five cents
Fer hundred.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-15
MONTEREY HOTEL. BLUE

VA RIDGRsUMMGT. FRANKLIN co. PA,
siXty-seyen miles northwest Il Baltimore, ~
hours. LOO feet elevation. will bo OPENED
JUNE 9Tu. Fine scenery snd pure afr AMI
water Apply at OF ald'ess till JUNE l5rH
Room No. ,, Wilson building. B)l north Charles
street baltimore, Nd, between II Ani
o'clock WILLIAM ". POWER, laia Of Del
aware Water Gap House. Pa, Manager.
my i.oOiim
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-15
~ o T l c 4 !
TO THE CIGAR TRADE AND PUBLIC GEN
REMOVALS..
DEMoyAL! REMOVAL

DEMOYALl REMOVAL
tays removed my ONCE 20 is8 Main street
Opposite Planters National Bank. whore an
conduct tho RIAL ESTATE BUSINESS In ala
SIS branches ! respectfully invite that same
literal patronage which for ~ many years al
tended me at 1915 Main street, h follow mo "
my lew quarters. fUkhAN TtPPER.
Real Estate Agent and Auctionser.
my Sdiw&tIh&ScGt lsD3 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-15
EDIEArlONA,..

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA
& SUMMER LAW LECTURES mine wook-
l) begin ian July. 1887. and end i'm sap.
1tMBER For circular apply POstOni .
Unworthy OF Viryinia) "a JOIN u. MINOR,
ToisssOr % Common and statute Law.
my T-SuSWst